With the economy as it is today, people don't have loads of money to spend on simple pleasure, such as a nice drink to accompany your dinner. Sake is a great companion to a sushi dinner, but at what cost? Luckily, there are some great Sake's that are inexpensive and delicious.
Here are some of the best and inexpensive Sakes you can choose from either from the liquor store or at a Japanese restaurant:
Gekkeikan Sake - $4.99 - This sake is brewed in the Folsom, CA . The traditional Gekkeikan Sake is a white sake that could be served warm, at room temperature, or even chilled. This sake is usually aged for around 6 months in order to achieve its great mellow flavor. The light fruity taste and flavor is easy to drink and is enjoyed with food.
Tenzan Shuzo Hotarugawa - $9.00 - This sake is known to be one of the most aromatic sakes and known to have a delicate taste. This sake is white and is easy to drink. The fruity taste accompanies a variety of different sushi's to make for an outstanding Japanese dinner.
Rihaku Shuzo Rihaku Ryoumin Taishaku - $9.00 - This white sake is known for having a plum taste and being very smooth. Many people highly rate this sake as one of the top smelling and tasting brewed sakes out there. This sake leaves a wonderful taste and aftertaste lingering on your palate for a while. This sake goes best with clams.
Shirataki Shuzo Shirataki Yamahai Tyoujun - $12.00 - With wonderful aromas and a fruity pungent taste, this white sake is highly rated and recommended. This sake is best enjoyed when warm, and is a great companion with salmon.
Fuchu Shuzo Wataribune - $14.00 - This sake is a little pricier then the other's listed, but it is also the highest on the taste list. This white sake is full of different fruit tastes and is smooth and can be drunk easily. The Aroma makes you feel relaxed and the taste will follow with the same feeling. This sake is great with any sushi or Japanese cuisine.
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